Read memoirs at your own risk … or, Au revoir, Beatles
Once again I have to warn all fans of the famous to steer clear of memoirs and biographies of their heroes. No one, absolutely no one, holds up under the … Continue reading
I gotta right to sing the Blues ♪🏒🥅🏆
If you’re a typical American, you probably didn’t notice that the St. Louis Blues won the Stanley Cup last Wednesday night. They beat the Boston Bruins, one of the original … Continue reading
Summer editing slots available at Indie-Scribable
Popping by to announce that I suddenly find myself with open slots for proofreading/copyediting/beta reading, so if you’re an indie writer with new work ready to go prime time, read … Continue reading
Adaptation
With Sue laid up with her broken arm, our routines are all sabotaged, and we’re in an odd transition period in which every move needs to be planned out. Going … Continue reading
Fractured feary tales …
Monday afternoon, my wife and I were hiking a trail above the American River, aiming for a spot we’d seen from below all these years but never knew how to … Continue reading
New poetry at The Disappointed Housewife
Bringing to your attention a terrific new poem over at The Disappointed Housewife, “On the Earth of Lincoln County, Washington, on Saint Valentine’s Day, 1993,” by Robert Keeler. Get over … Continue reading
Tune time
Here’s a little ditty about a couple who started out iffily but managed to let their relationship mature into a real keeper. But you don’t have to “reside by the … Continue reading
